AI billing platform that reads contracts to automate invoicing, AR collections, and revenue recognition.
Tabs is an AI-powered billing and finance platform for B2B companies whose revenue lives in negotiated contracts. Its distinguishing move is ingestion: it reads executed contracts and order forms directly, extracting billing terms — pricing, ramps, payment schedules, renewal dates — instead of requiring finance to re-key them into a billing configuration. From there it generates invoices, chases collections, and drives revenue recognition schedules off the same extracted terms. Finance teams at contract-heavy SaaS companies use it to collapse the contract-to-cash gap that usually spans several disconnected tools and spreadsheets.
Which of the capability map's modules Tabs covers — each links to the module's own page, with every tool that supports it.
| Module | Phase | Depth | Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Run Revenue Operations | |||
| Receivables / AR Automation | Collect & Recover | Core | Automated invoicing and collections follow-up driven by extracted contract terms |
| Revenue Recognition (ASC 606) | Financial Operations | Supported | Rev-rec schedules generated from the same contract data that drives billing |
| Deferred Revenue Management | Credit & Compliance | Supported | |
Most billing platforms start after someone has translated the contract into plans and line items; Tabs makes the contract itself the input, with AI extraction doing the translation. That squarely targets the quiet failure mode of B2B billing — invoices that drift from what the contract actually says.
Treat it as acceleration with review, not blind automation — extracted terms should be verified before the first invoice goes out, and Tabs structures that review. The gain is that verification of a parsed contract is far faster than manual transcription, and errors surface once rather than recurring every billing cycle.
B2B finance teams billing off bespoke contracts — custom pricing, ramps, mixed payment schedules — where mainstream subscription billing tools force awkward workarounds. Pure self-serve businesses with uniform plans get less from the contract-ingestion premise.
By overlap on the capability map — computed, not curated.